Julie Andrews. Nothing and no one could ever compare or compete with her voice, her phrasing and her inimitable sense of style and grace in music. She is one of a kind and still is, despite the loss she has suffered. Thank God we have these moments to treasure when we can all harken back to the moment we first heard it....the moment a love came to us or left us...the moment we, once again, fell in love with this fabulously talented woman.
+Kuklapolitan YOU ARE SO RIGHT. Her phrasing is so exquisite. Wtf are music schools doing with teaching crap shit phrasing. Her diction is so much better than 99 percent of all music school grads. PLus she has this voice that no can beat. Even Maria Callas praised her talent. MARIA CALLAS!
The purists never gave her the acclaim she was due because of her choice of lighter repertoire, a choice that inevitably took her to film. But no purer or more beautiful instrument existed in the 20th century. In another time, she would have been the finest interpreter of Mozart's soprano catalogue or Puccini -- but every time I hear her sing this sublime Mancini melody, I thank God that her gifts came to this time. As another observer here said "No more haunting melody exists--no more magical artist ever sang it."
+arspoetice Well put!!!!! I think you are indeed right, her voice so pure, so clear that while Maria Callas has virility but did not have Julie's beauty of incredible tone. She often said her voice was white, while I understand where she would think of that, it however by age 35 warmed to something golden and superior. I fear that even she herself did not know how glorious her voice is.
This song makes me sad. I love hearing the music, Ms. Andrew’s voice, knowing this movie and her performance was 52 years ago and we will never see or hear music like this again. I’m glad you can watch this on TH-cam. I downloaded the song off of apple tunes and listen often.
Often I think this sad old world is whistling in the dark. Just like a child, who, late from school Walks bravely home through the park. To keep their spirits soaring And keep the night at bay. Neither quite knowing which way they are going, They sing the shadows away, Often I think my poor old heart has given up for good. And then I see a brand new face, I glimpse some new neighborhood. So walk me back home, my darling, Tell me dreams really come true. Whistling, whistling, Here in the dark with you. So walk me back home, my darling, Tell me dreams really come true. Whistling, whistling, Here in the dark with you.
@@harpphila7548 If you're talking about the fourth line, it's "a child" - so "their" is reasonable. (Some grammar pedants would say it should be "his or her", but in this case, tough.)
Many thanks to each and every one of you for your comments, I am happy to have uploaded a video that you liked so much and makes you feel very much. I will say that for me this song transports me to a world full of emotions, I do not speak English, (I write to you with a translator) ... and it is almost better not to understand the lyrics, so music has its magic ... Gracias......
Saw Darling Lily at age 13 with my parents & it was my favorite!! Julie Andrews is the absolute classic & a voice like no other!!! Thank you for sharing & bringing back such a beautiful memory!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Julie Andrews singing is singing from another level, another planet, fabulous! Such a warm voice, such a great appearance! She touches me in the heart, every time i hear her voice! Superb class!!!❤❤❤❤❤
They filmed this opening on a soundstage rather than the actual stage used throughout the film because the stage floor was too bumpy to achieve the smooth camera transition they wanted.
This song and her voice takes me back to when I was 6 or 7 years old ...like a dream floating away in a sweet blur of my innocence ...when the world was more romantic and the melody and arrangements of the orchestra were far more artistic than electronic instruments we see now... Thank you Mrs Andrews for bringing so much beauty into this world
I remember seeing this movie premier as a kid a cool theatre in Monroe La. when this song started in complete darkness you could only see her face on screen in whole theatre. Wonderful memory
A J sadly that was before my time. Seen her films lately, all these amazing video posts of her mind blowing performances have made me fall in love with this treasure of a gem! Am looking for a DVD of her Julie Andrews Hour! Her Carnegie Hall show with Carol Burnette is unavailable on Amazon! Wish they'd remaster all her brilliant beautiful performances, it would be beyond awesome!
A J you are blessed! I wish I had that one in this lifetime opportune moment! Been looking for a DVD of her TV show after watching awesome clips of it here on You Tube! How I wish they'd remaster & put it out on DVD! Just got her singles on AMAZON few days ago!
I have the original DVD, but then I'm not selling it. Why should I? Because I was in the show..... It reminds me of that beautiful memory. Ah I wish I was young again. In the 1960's....I was born in 1954. I have many memories with Julie. I used to call her auntie. But she really wasn't.... I had a I still do a spectacular voice. I used to vocalize with her some times
Maybe it's just because it's Julie Andrews singing both songs, but this song reminds me of "Feed the Birds" from Mary Poppins - another gorgeous song. Both in a minor key? So pretty.
Ostensibly singing for an audience, she is really singing for herself while lost in a reverie of World War 1. The opening minutes right through the credits is one of the greatest sequences ever devised by Blake Edwards.
Ah, yes - Henry Mancini - What beautiful music he wrote. It seems I'm not alone as I read some of the comments. This songs seems to stir memories of loves whom we have lost - as it reminds me of my wonderful husband who passed two years ago. It never seems to amaze me how we are drawn to these poignant songs, though they evoke moments that we once shared and never will again - until we join them. Julie's rendition of this song is nothing less than perfection.
Nothing can possibly compare to the regal purity of a song, like this, so stunningly sung by the divine Miss Andrews. She's a phenomenon that comes along (if we're fortunate) once in a lifetime.
How old are you? Anyway, I'm glad you've found her - you have much to enjoy on TH-cam and her films (and TV shows): as well as one of the top singers of all time (mine are Julie, Judith, Nana, and Mireille - in no particular order; they're all very different), she's an excellent actress, and dancer, and generally Lady. (Though also can be very sexy too! Probably at best in this and Tamarind.)
Such a beautiful song. Did anyone else notice that the entire song is performed in a single continuous take? No easy feat in 1970 when cameras were much bigger and must have been on a crane to sweep around as it does - all with tricky lighting. If she missed her mark by an inch or two she would go out of focus. Even with her vocal pre-recorded, this must have been quite a task. Her husband/director, Blake Edwards did this again in their wonderful, 'Crazy World' ballad in 'Victor/Victoria,' also done in a single take and also a stage performance within the film. So much talent.
Most beautiful song I have ever heard in my life. It brings tears to my eyes every time; Mancini was an absolute visionary and genius, and to pair it with the incomparable voice of Julie Andrews is absolutely perfect. God bless Blake Edwards; this movie makes me cry every time.
I've only recently seen this movie, but regardless of all the negativity it had received over the years, I thoroughly enjoyed myself the whole way through - so much so that I have returned to view it multiple times since. Naturally, I fell in love with this piece (as well as "The Girl in No Man's Land" & "I'll Give You Three Guesses") from the moment I heard it & have pretty much played it at least once a day since. So Beautiful. So Touching.
Those are my favorite songs as well. I can't figure out how it was received so badly. It had everything a great musical should have. Blake Edwards' directing perhaps?
I love this movie absolutely perfect don’t know why it recieved such a bad critique. Still Julie is marvellous in every movie,scene,song ...no matter what
My parents took my brother and me to ses this picture at Radio City Music Hall at Christmastime. I was in junior high, and i loved reading anout WW1 aviation. But i was also already a musical theatre geek and budding melancholic, and this song knocked me out.
How have I never heard this gorgeous song before. It makes me feel so sorry for Julie Andrews because of the disastrous throat surgery. What a gift to lose. Thanks Mr Robot for leading me here.
First hearing rhis April 2024, looking for another track immediately taken by such beautiful orchestration. Her unique vocals, so pure and distinct, every word felt.These classics are true Gems often hidden. So glad to discover this. Takes me back to my early days in theatre, many moons. Priceless.
Great song ...both Mercer's lyrics & Mancini's tune/music. And great presentation by maybe the most attractive human, #DameJulieAndrews. Interesting existential meaning. ✌️
Perfection. I saw the film first day release at Saenger theater in New Orleans and I still have the program. In those days this was considered a roadshow engagement and the last truly great musical Julie Andrews made. And one of her faves as was her pal Roddy McDowell, a Valentine!
I can relate to it when I was a child, alone walking home at dusk. Also when I happen upon my first love, nervous and fearful of rejection. I love this song way way down deep. Fell in love with it when I saw it at the drive-in.
Mind blowing so incredibly beautiful singing by Julie! Love the movie Darling Lili, storyline, acting & all! Nothing like SOM or Mary Poppins but it speaks volumes of how versatile Julie is! Sadly ppl @ that time this was released failed to appreciate ... !
one of her best, most haunting songs, from a musical that should have been much better. thank you, Julie, for giving us this, against certain odds, which adds to its lasting value. arrangement for you, very lovely, we must note, and never forget.
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. And it is also the first time I hear this gorgeous original Julie Andrews version. For years now (17 or 18) my main source for this song was the moving version of Dick Haymes. A performance from a live recording done in the seventies (' 76?). But Julie is for sure another winner. This is the best stuff I heard her do besides her singing on the original broadcast recording of My Fair Lady.
One of my favorite song. And I love another song "The girl in no mans land " too. I collected Original sound track records (two, one is for listening another one is for saving as my treasure) and compact disk from Darling Lily. Thank you for uploading.
@@aaabbb-lt9is Yes, I agree. This is a particularly beatiful piece - including the video. (Yes, "Lili" is the normal German spelling, though I don't think it's currently a common name. There's of course the other famous Lili [whose surname was spelt Marleen, not as Ms. Dietrich anglicised her forename].)
Eu simplesmente tenho paixão por JULIE ANDREWS, a maior estrela de todos os tempos. Filmes inesquecíveis:- "A NOVIÇA REBELDE" (o meu favorito), "MARY POPPINS", "VICTOR OU VICTÓRIA", "LILI -MINHA ADORÁVEL ESPIÃ", "SEMENTES DE TA ME TAMARINDO". Paixão eterna!!🌹
I love this song!!! So amazing. I haven't watched Darling Lili yet! I have most of her movies. The Sound of Music is the best! Beautiful voice Julie!! I love you so much Julia Elizabeth Wells!!! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
I have now officially watched Darling Lili and The Americanization of Emily thanks to Difficult to find Julie Andrews movies! Big shoutout to you!! Thank you! Please go check the channel if you haven't already to watch some of their movies. You can watch Darling Lili and The Americanization of Emily on Dailymotion.
One of Dame Andrews favorite movies and title songs. It did save Paramount Pictures upon release. I saw it the day it premiered at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans and I still have the movie Program. Her last film to enjoy a Roadshow run. It had one intermission. Gone are those days. Film is a must DVD for Julie Andrews fans.
La musique envoûtante de Henry Mancini, la voix magique de Julie Andrews. et tout simplement l'un des plus beaux plans séquences de l'histoire du cinéma signé Blake Edwards. Excusez du peu...
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I continue to thank Mr. Robot to introducing me to such brilliant music.
Yes impeccable taste. This version is slightly different from the one in the show tho.
Same here
[anzor] same! ❤️
same
Pareil !!!!
Julie Andrews. Nothing and no one could ever compare or compete with her voice, her phrasing and her inimitable sense of style and grace in music. She is one of a kind and still is, despite the loss she has suffered. Thank God we have these moments to treasure when we can all harken back to the moment we first heard it....the moment a love came to us or left us...the moment we, once again, fell in love with this fabulously talented woman.
+Kuklapolitan YOU ARE SO RIGHT. Her phrasing is so exquisite. Wtf are music schools doing with teaching crap shit phrasing. Her diction is so much better than 99 percent of all music school grads. PLus she has this voice that no can beat. Even Maria Callas praised her talent. MARIA CALLAS!
The purists never gave her the acclaim she was due because of her choice of lighter repertoire, a choice that inevitably took her to film. But no purer or more beautiful instrument existed in the 20th century. In another time, she would have been the finest interpreter of Mozart's soprano catalogue or Puccini -- but every time I hear her sing this sublime Mancini melody, I thank God that her gifts came to this time. As another observer here said "No more haunting melody exists--no more magical artist ever sang it."
+arspoetice Well put!!!!! I think you are indeed right, her voice so pure, so clear that while Maria Callas has virility but did not have Julie's beauty of incredible tone. She often said her voice was white, while I understand where she would think of that, it however by age 35 warmed to something golden and superior. I fear that even she herself did not know how glorious her voice is.
+arspoetice Bravo...Brava!
Kuklapolitan well said! Pure. Creamy & so perfect! Love Julie with all my heart!
This song makes me sad. I love hearing the music, Ms. Andrew’s voice, knowing this movie and her performance was 52 years ago and we will never see or hear music like this again. I’m glad you can watch this on TH-cam. I downloaded the song off of apple tunes and listen often.
I love it! It always makes me cry❤
No more haunting melody exists--no more magical artist ever sang it.
I'm going to try!
One of the greatest movie songs to NEVER win an Academy Award
Achingly beautiful and wistful. Wonderfully performed by Julie with terrific orchestration. Alas! This world is no more!
Often I think this sad old world is whistling in the dark.
Just like a child, who, late from school
Walks bravely home through the park.
To keep their spirits soaring
And keep the night at bay.
Neither quite knowing which way they are going,
They sing the shadows away,
Often I think my poor old heart has given up for good.
And then I see a brand new face,
I glimpse some new neighborhood.
So walk me back home, my darling,
Tell me dreams really come true.
Whistling, whistling,
Here in the dark with you.
So walk me back home, my darling,
Tell me dreams really come true.
Whistling, whistling,
Here in the dark with you.
Who are "their?" It should be "our".
@@harpphila7548 If you're talking about the fourth line, it's "a child" - so "their" is reasonable. (Some grammar pedants would say it should be "his or her", but in this case, tough.)
What else could we expect from Miss Andrew's singing a Mancini /Mercer song? Pure beautiful genius .
Henrik Mancini was a musical genius, and I can't picture anyone better suited to perform this great, haunting song than Julie, she is stunning.
Darn auti type....Henri
Julie Andrews' beautiful voice seems to sink deeper into me every time I hear it. Like she's under her spell...What a beautiful song! I love it.
Such a unique and magnificent voice, such a shame she lost it but at least she didn't let it stop her and is still as talented as ever
Many thanks to each and every one of you for your comments, I am happy to have uploaded a video that you liked so much and makes you feel very much. I will say that for me this song transports me to a world full of emotions, I do not speak English, (I write to you with a translator) ... and it is almost better not to understand the lyrics, so music has its magic ...
Gracias......
I have a version by Johnny Mathis, the only other singer of note I know sang it. Take a listen, maybe you can post it too?
This song is really a masterpiece.
I TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU 100%.
Saw Darling Lily at age 13 with my parents & it was my favorite!! Julie Andrews is the absolute classic & a voice like no other!!! Thank you for sharing & bringing back such a beautiful memory!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Julie Andrews singing is singing from another level, another planet, fabulous!
Such a warm voice, such a great appearance!
She touches me in the heart, every time i hear her voice!
Superb class!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Shes amazing. When I first heard this song I was stunned into silence.
I have never heard such an interesting combo of song and voice.
the film failed, but this wonderful song, sung so memorably by Julie, will endure
One continual take. Not the first take, but one take. I'm still blown away
What are you talking about?
orhun kars The camera shot. It was all done in one take with no camera cutaways.
They filmed this opening on a soundstage rather than the actual stage used throughout the film because the stage floor was too bumpy to achieve the smooth camera transition they wanted.
This song and her voice takes me back to when I was 6 or 7 years old ...like a dream floating away in a sweet blur of my innocence ...when the world was more romantic and the melody and arrangements of the orchestra were far more artistic than electronic instruments we see now...
Thank you Mrs Andrews for bringing so much beauty into this world
I couldn't agree more
Sometimes I think 60s were the peak of human civilization. Great music, great movies, great cars
The song melts my poor old heart every time I listen to it
One of the best things she ever recorded. I wish it had been in a more popular picture so that more people would know about it.
Julie Andrews sings this marvelous song with deep emotion!
I remember seeing this movie premier as a kid a cool theatre in Monroe La. when this song started in complete darkness you could only see her face on screen in whole theatre. Wonderful memory
I can so very proudly say I've watched this alongside Julie herself. 'An Evening With Julie Andrews' is not one to forget.
***** Totally agree. Best night of my life
A J sadly that was before my time. Seen her films lately, all these amazing video posts of her mind blowing performances have made me fall in love with this treasure of a gem!
Am looking for a DVD of her Julie Andrews Hour!
Her Carnegie Hall show with Carol Burnette is unavailable on Amazon!
Wish they'd remaster all her brilliant beautiful performances, it would be beyond awesome!
A J you are blessed! I wish I had that one in this lifetime opportune moment!
Been looking for a DVD of her TV show after watching awesome clips of it here on You Tube!
How I wish they'd remaster & put it out on DVD!
Just got her singles on AMAZON few days ago!
I have the original DVD, but then I'm not selling it. Why should I? Because I was in the show..... It reminds me of that beautiful memory. Ah I wish I was young again. In the 1960's....I was born in 1954. I have many memories with Julie. I used to call her auntie. But she really wasn't.... I had a I still do a spectacular voice. I used to vocalize with her some times
Amazing...no other words can describe this song and its interpretation by Dame Julie Andrews..
She's enchanting !!:)
One of Julie Andrews' most ethereal performances...
So beautifully evocative... she is an *Enchantress of song!*
Divine, brings me to tears every time.
Maybe it's just because it's Julie Andrews singing both songs, but this song reminds me of "Feed the Birds" from Mary Poppins - another gorgeous song. Both in a minor key? So pretty.
Lori McKee, true.....
Both songs definitely start off with the same notes! Each one is beautiful!
Yep, unmistakable. Both so haunting!
And the wistful yet hopeful “Crazy World” from Victor/Victoria also by Henry Mancini and filmed with a spotlight on Julie and such grace!
I love this video and Julie's rendition. Its just beautiful.
*"After Mr alderson completes the great work that we need from him, then he can die for us. Just like his father..."*
Ostensibly singing for an audience, she is really singing for herself while lost in a reverie of World War 1. The opening minutes right through the credits is one of the greatest sequences ever devised by Blake Edwards.
Yes YES! Thank you. You've described it perfectly.
Thank you for sharing this clip.
Julie Andrews is one of the purest musicians in this genre of music.
Always from Heart to Heart.
💖
What a haunting yet beautiful song.
I've always loved Julie's voice. I still do, This has her inimitable touch and is just beautiful ...
A beautiful haunting melody sung beautifully by Julie Andrews!
Ah, yes - Henry Mancini - What beautiful music he wrote. It seems I'm not alone as I read some of the comments. This songs seems to stir memories of loves whom we have lost - as it reminds me of my wonderful husband who passed two years ago. It never seems to amaze me how we are drawn to these poignant songs, though they evoke moments that we once shared and never will again - until we join them. Julie's rendition of this song is nothing less than perfection.
Nothing can possibly compare to the regal purity of a song, like this, so stunningly sung by the divine Miss Andrews. She's a phenomenon that comes along (if we're fortunate) once in a lifetime.
Perfectly expressed and time has certainly affirmed your words.I simply can’t imagine my life without Julie Andrews
The hauntingly lovely flow of this song sung by the evergreen wonderful Julie Andrews..so so breathtakingly emotional..❤
THIS IS STUNNING ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT
She's perfect!
I'm always blown away everytime I hear this song....so subtle...
I saw the movie Darling Lily in seventies. The very first song and the last one killed me and I fallen in love with her song.
Me too!! My all time favorite Julie Andrews song!! ( & she has many )
What a dreamy voice. I cannot believe i only heard of her now. Such a phenomenal singer
How old are you? Anyway, I'm glad you've found her - you have much to enjoy on TH-cam and her films (and TV shows): as well as one of the top singers of all time (mine are Julie, Judith, Nana, and Mireille - in no particular order; they're all very different), she's an excellent actress, and dancer, and generally Lady. (Though also can be very sexy too! Probably at best in this and Tamarind.)
She has the most amazing voice ever!! 💕🏴🏴
Such a beautiful song. Did anyone else notice that the entire song is performed in a single continuous take? No easy feat in 1970 when cameras were much bigger and must have been on a crane to sweep around as it does - all with tricky lighting. If she missed her mark by an inch or two she would go out of focus. Even with her vocal pre-recorded, this must have been quite a task. Her husband/director, Blake Edwards did this again in their wonderful, 'Crazy World' ballad in 'Victor/Victoria,' also done in a single take and also a stage performance within the film. So much talent.
Gracias por tu comentario. 🌸❗️
In 1968, three years before, Billy Wilder did the same with Barbra Streisand at the end of Funny Girl, although she was singing and recorded live.
Sometimes I think 60s were the peak of human civilization
Most beautiful song I have ever heard in my life. It brings tears to my eyes every time; Mancini was an absolute visionary and genius, and to pair it with the incomparable voice of Julie Andrews is absolutely perfect. God bless Blake Edwards; this movie makes me cry every time.
Sept 2022 still remember this beautiful haunting song the day I saw it in 1970 God bless all
I also was so moved!!! I bought the soundtrack on cassette & played it constantly!! Wore it out!!!!
I've only recently seen this movie, but regardless of all the negativity it had received over the years, I thoroughly enjoyed myself the whole way through - so much so that I have returned to view it multiple times since.
Naturally, I fell in love with this piece (as well as "The Girl in No Man's Land" & "I'll Give You Three Guesses") from the moment I heard it & have pretty much played it at least once a day since. So Beautiful. So Touching.
Those are my favorite songs as well. I can't figure out how it was received so badly. It had everything a great musical should have. Blake Edwards' directing perhaps?
I love this movie absolutely perfect don’t know why it recieved such a bad critique. Still Julie is marvellous in every movie,scene,song ...no matter what
My parents took my brother and me to ses this picture at Radio City Music Hall at Christmastime. I was in junior high, and i loved reading anout WW1 aviation. But i was also already a musical theatre geek and budding melancholic, and this song knocked me out.
my God.....what a voice,music......everything is marvellous!
I simply adore Julie Andrews and I m 17 !!!
Henry Mancini ~ a Musical Genius
Love this wonderful song
How have I never heard this gorgeous song before. It makes me feel so sorry for Julie Andrews because of the disastrous throat surgery. What a gift to lose. Thanks Mr Robot for leading me here.
My favourite movie and actress of all time. I love this song so much
Mr Robot. 😍😍😍😍😍. Thanks for putting this beautiful song.
Love this song lots....that sweet melancholic emotional tone...so beautiful
Pure magic and we certainly needed it at the time this film came out.
Mesmerizing and absolutely beautiful.
First hearing rhis April 2024, looking for another track immediately taken by such beautiful orchestration. Her unique vocals, so pure and distinct, every word felt.These classics are true Gems often hidden. So glad to discover this. Takes me back to my early days in theatre, many moons. Priceless.
It's like she was made to sing to Mancini's music - exquisite!
Great song ...both Mercer's lyrics & Mancini's tune/music.
And great presentation by maybe the most attractive human, #DameJulieAndrews.
Interesting existential meaning. ✌️
Perfection. I saw the film first day release at Saenger theater in New Orleans and I still have the program. In those days this was considered a roadshow engagement and the last truly great musical Julie Andrews made. And one of her faves as was her pal Roddy McDowell, a Valentine!
Julie Andrews is the sound and image of perfection. If she hadn't been born, God should have invented her!
Beautifully expressed ; my thoughts exactly.
Amo este filme "Darling Lili". Tenho DVD e já assisti várias vezes. Sou muito fã da Julie.
I can relate to it when I was a child, alone walking home at dusk. Also when I happen upon my first love, nervous and fearful of rejection. I love this song way way down deep. Fell in love with it when I saw it at the drive-in.
Me too!! Saw it at 13 at a Drive In with my parents!! Loved it !!!!
Great love this and movi4
Mind blowing so incredibly beautiful singing by Julie! Love the movie Darling Lili, storyline, acting & all! Nothing like SOM or Mary Poppins but it speaks volumes of how versatile Julie is! Sadly ppl @ that time this was released failed to appreciate ... !
Positively exquisite.
one of her best, most haunting songs, from a musical that should have been much better. thank you, Julie, for giving us this, against certain odds, which adds to its lasting value. arrangement for you, very lovely, we must note, and never forget.
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. And it is also the first time I hear this gorgeous original Julie Andrews version. For years now (17 or 18) my main source for this song was the moving version of Dick Haymes. A performance from a live recording done in the seventies (' 76?). But Julie is for sure another winner. This is the best stuff I heard her do besides her singing on the original broadcast recording of My Fair Lady.
Adore the song. Adore the singer.
Julie's voice is like no other! It touches hearts to the greatest & deepest depth beyond words!
Beautiful, thanks for sharing with us....
j'adore cette chanteuse elle est merveilleuse et la chanson tres belle je l'adore
One of my favorite song. And I love another song "The girl in no mans land " too. I collected Original sound track records (two, one is for listening another one is for saving as my treasure) and compact disk from Darling Lily. Thank you for uploading.
Lili, not Lily (-:
(I agree, two beautiful songs. More by the same composer in Victor, Victoria.)
@@G6JPG Thank you, G6JPG. I did not aware of that. "Darling Lili" was correct. Beautiful and romantic musics are forever!
@@aaabbb-lt9is Yes, I agree. This is a particularly beatiful piece - including the video.
(Yes, "Lili" is the normal German spelling, though I don't think it's currently a common name. There's of course the other famous Lili [whose surname was spelt Marleen, not as Ms. Dietrich anglicised her forename].)
Just Beautiful.
Eu simplesmente tenho paixão por JULIE ANDREWS, a maior estrela de todos os tempos.
Filmes inesquecíveis:- "A NOVIÇA REBELDE" (o meu favorito), "MARY POPPINS", "VICTOR OU VICTÓRIA", "LILI -MINHA ADORÁVEL ESPIÃ", "SEMENTES DE TA ME TAMARINDO".
Paixão eterna!!🌹
Thanks a lot . I am a big fan of Julie and I had never heard this song before or see Julie singing it it's realy a beautiful song .
Julie no one sing this special song as beautiful & perfect as you❤️
Beautiful 🤩
Never forgetting this song
Loved this song so much. It still holds up after all these years!
The music, the lyrics, her voice... masterpiece.
Kudos as well to songwriters Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer.
This is like a double feature a beautiful lady with a lovely voice.
Exquisite, one my favourite songs :) and Julie Andrews makes it unforgettable. Love it
Beautiful song, great arrangement, and that voice!!! Thanks for this post.
Julie: classy and awesome as ever.
I love this song!!! So amazing. I haven't watched Darling Lili yet! I have most of her movies. The Sound of Music is the best! Beautiful voice Julie!! I love you so much Julia Elizabeth Wells!!! 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛
I have now officially watched Darling Lili and The Americanization of Emily thanks to Difficult to find Julie Andrews movies! Big shoutout to you!! Thank you! Please go check the channel if you haven't already to watch some of their movies. You can watch Darling Lili and The Americanization of Emily on Dailymotion.
Wonderful performance.
One of Dame Andrews favorite movies and title songs. It did save Paramount Pictures upon release. I saw it the day it premiered at the Saenger Theatre in New Orleans and I still have the movie Program. Her last film to enjoy a Roadshow run. It had one intermission. Gone are those days. Film is a must DVD for Julie Andrews fans.
LOVE this song it moves my heart and SOUL still
Julie needs to stop being so pretty and talented it isn't fair you're only supposed to have one!!
Lmao that's what I always say, and then I realize what a light would be snuffed out were she to cease being so, and I quickly shut myself up
this song makes me emotioned. my love's lullaby. The one I ever really had.
Julie's the Singing Goddess, love her since I was 5 ❤️ she is al least Magnificent ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a range she has.
La musique envoûtante de Henry Mancini, la voix magique de Julie Andrews. et tout simplement l'un des plus beaux plans séquences de l'histoire du cinéma signé Blake Edwards. Excusez du peu...
Incomparable!!! Julie........
My favorite song of Julie from the movie darlin lil pretty good movie with rock hutson
I Love Her and Her Music
Mr. Robot.
Thank you again